Medusa
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Medusa
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I am looking down
On Athene's claims of fake
I am looking down
Turn my golden hair to snakes
Yes, are you coming to see me
Can you see me now
Yes, are you coming to see me
Look at me now
Oh, let my myth surround the twilight zone
Those who gaze upon me turn to stone
Turn away before YOU turn to stone
Medusa, Medusa
Shining like a star
Through Minerva's mirrored shield
Flashing like a star
Saw the sword my fate was sealed
Yes, are you coming to see me
Can you see me now
Yes, are you coming to see me
Look at me now
Oh, take my head the horror's just begun
Snakes alive my gaze will make you stone
Turn away before YOU turn to stone
Medusa, Medusa
Yes - yes, are you coming to see me
Can you see me now
Yes, are you coming to see me
Look at me now
Oh, take my head the horror's just begun
Snakes alive my gaze will make you stone
Turn away before YOU turn to stone
Medusa
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